Missouri Football: 5 reasons Drew Lock is SEC’s best QB
By Shelbie Warr
Missouri’s outlook on the 2018 season got a little brighter when senior quarterback Drew Lock announced his return. Is he the best in the SEC?
Missouri is not the best team in the SEC, not by a long shot. However, they could very well be home to the best quarterback the conference has to offer.
Let’s take a look at what makes him such an elite, successful quarterback and how he shapes up against the rest of the conference.
5. Lock has quite a bit of SEC experience
Lock is a senior. In a conference full of young quarterbacks, that is a huge plus. His team leaves quite a bit to be desired, but he proved that they are a force to be reckoned with after they won six straight to become bowl eligible after starting 1-5.
With him staying for his senior year, the sky is truly the limit for his potential. Look for him to make some serious noise as a senior captain for the Tigers. His team has nothing but good things to say about him and his work ethic.
#Mizzou QB Drew Lock will stay for his senior season.
— Andrew Kauffman (@A_Kauff) January 9, 2018
"I'm very excited to be coming back for my senior year, and I'm really optimistic about what we can do as a team next season."
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Drew Lock bleeds yellow and black. That much is obvious by the blood, sweat and tears that he puts into this team and their success. His experience will be a huge plus for the Tigers in 2018. The schedule is significantly tougher, but with Lock at the helm this team has a chance.